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But why would broadcasters fork out for daytime drama when they can have a dozen quiz and property shows for a quarter of the money?

These "broadcast flags" would give broadcasters the ability to prevent certain programs from being copied and shared over digital networks.

Such a move would afford broadcasters the right to distribute internationally the shows they commission in the UK.

He announced a bill that would require broadcasters to submit shows to the F.C.C. for review before airing.

New rules, aimed ostensibly at protecting children, would prevent broadcasters from transmitting all but the blandest news and commentary, especially between 6am and 8pm.

On Wednesday, the BBC's head of newsgathering, Fran Unsworth, said voluntarily giving unused footage to the police would damage broadcasters' editorial independence.

Wave is also involved in a venture to develop technology that would allow broadcasters to transmit television shows and Internet content to home computers.

The proposals, to be issued March 17, also would limit broadcasters' ability to use cartoon characters like SpongeBob Squarepants to sell products on the Internet during TV shows.

The Tauzin proposal would force broadcasters to stop sending conventional analog television signals by Dec. 31, 2006, and its deadline could not be extended.

The other major consequence is that an expanded top-flight, if it eventually featured Rangers, would see broadcasters only having two rather than four Old Firm league games a season, which would impact on the price they pay for coverage.

The FCC has asked for public comments on a proposed rule that would force broadcasters to move this information out of dusty file cabinets and onto the Internet.